he's an associate professor of american politics, university of sydney. he joins us now from the brendan, remind us how we got here because this incident by my understanding this, such of his home is unprecedented. so just how contentious is this between from, from the justice department and well, i imagine the justice was trying to get this information. was trying to negotiate with trump. trump has been calling this, right. i don't think that's probably the best tend to be using here. this was obviously highly classified information, which probably shouldn't be at a private residence of a former president. it should be in the national sort of security archives. so particularly if it relates to nuclear technology, i think there is a strong case to say should have been back in washington d. c. not in my lago in florida. and this is one of these things with donald trump . where no matter what the, the situation, he claims that kind of victim. and he wants these documents to be released because he wants to be a battle between him and merit gallon him and the

the public interest. brendan o'connor is an associate professor of american politics at the university of sydney. he explains what's at stake for trump. well, i imagine the justice was trying to get this information. it was trying to negotiate with trump. trump has been calling this or right. i don't think that's probably the best tend to be using here. this was obviously highly classified information, which probably shouldn't be at a private risk of a former president. it should be in the next row. so the security archives, so particularly if you'd like to clear technology, i think there is a strong case to say should have been back in washington d. c. not in my logo in florida. and this is one of these things with donald trump . where no matter what the situation, he claims that kind of victim, he wants these documents to be released because he wants to be a battle between him and merrick gallon. him and the justice department. really, the big issue here is what documents to donald trump. how since the document and the documents so that it's going to create a legal case against donald trump th

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australian national university was formerly based in beijing as a policy analyst with the center for independent studies, joins us fi, skype from sydney, good. have you with us? so 1st of all, we've got now taiwan saying it's carrying out live 5 drills was the potential here for conflict. it's great to be with you. i think the 1st thing to say on this is that neither side ultimately wants war. beijing doesn't want war because it wants to be able to absorb taiwan into china without having to fire a shot and without having to engage in a really risky and potentially disastrous attempt at an invasion of taiwan and town . of course. ready does not want war because that would be catastrophic for the town is people potentially and how one would prefer to maintain the status quo. what we're seeing here with the aging firing missiles over taiwan and healy air force. jess approaching taiwan and taiwan responding moods or military exercises, is both sides seeking to warn the other side, this signaling to each other. don't take further steps during the further escalate . the situation and beijing is also signaling those things to the united states and u. s. allies. and so i think